renoun endurance 98

Ski comparison help (Renoun Endurance 98 vs Liberty Origin 96) I'm an advanced (not expert) skier who skis a combination of Rockies, PNW, and Midwest slopes. Enjoy groomers as well as trees and open bowls. I've been skiing Blizzard Rustler 10s (172cm) and have really enjoyed them as an all...

Since I seem committed to owning more skis than days I ski in a year, I own or am very interested in the skis below. My interests range from Northeastern hardpack to Utah powder and a variety of terrain. If hardpack—>powder defines the extremes (if it’s all ice, I’ll stay home), I’m happy to...

Sometimes I feel like a DJ playing requests: this Cage Match goes out to first-time caller and long-time listener @David Chaus, who asked us to compare the Renoun Endurance 98 V3.0 with the Citadel 106. As it happens, I have these skis in our test fleet. Both are new designs for 2019. The...

Holiday Stocking Busters The Scott Fix is packed full of features and technology. It has a relatively low profile fit, but a huge field of vision. The double spherical lenses are available in a number of tint options for different light conditions. Its medium/large frame fits a variety of...

Dimensions: scaled Radius: 16m@160cm (125-98-119) 17m@169cm (126-98-120) 18m@178cm (127-98-121) 19m@184cm (128-98-122) 20m*@191cm (129-98-123) *estimated Design: All New Much has been written about the Renoun Endurance 98 since its original incarnation two or so years ago. Back then, it was...

(From RENOUN): We first set out to put HDT into a ski almost 5 years ago. It has been a long road, filled with setbacks and seemingly endless trial and errors. But today, we're proud to announce RENOUN has received a full-fledged patent for HDT™. When you think of the innovations of the past...

While we have been avoiding political controversy here in the ste @Cyrus Schenck has attacked it head on with his Trump verses Hilary skis. He has made news with them in USAToday. Agree or disagree with him and these skis, it doesn't matter, he has gotten some great publicity out of it. For that...

Quick ski testing reviews at Squaw last weekend and today at Mt. Rose. Skier data: 6 ft, 190 lb, generally good skier, ski Squaw for ca. 40-50 days per year. DPS Cassier 82, 178. This ski seems to be postponed as a versatile frontside carver in the new DPS mass-market oriented Foundation...

After we tried out the early versions of the Endurance 98, we just knew the ski could be a bit better. @Drahtguy Kevin, @SBrown, and I reported back to @Cyrus Schenck with our first impressions such as the tip had a bit too much rise for a 98mm ski; Cyrus took the suggestions to heart, went back...